Sometimes they do want to get rid of the headache, but sometimes they know how to play the game.I see lots of foreclosures brought current day of or day before foreclosure.

We doubled her rent to get rid of her but she never complained & just kept paying on time & bringing in more junk.

I would never buy a mobile home park  with Park owned homes  unless I was getting rid of them as soon as I could. 

For example, if you had a lessee from hell you were trying to get rid of, you'll get more responses if you use the words "tenant, problem, evict" somewhere in your post.  

I tell them immediately get rid of the mutt or put a muzzle or something on it or I’m throwing you both out .

I know this answer will be different for each deal, but in general if a property already cash flows with PMI at the expected rental rates then getting rid of that PMI should be a priority to help increase cash flow sooner and allow me to pay less each month since there will be little motivation to pay extra.How advisable is this to get started in DC?

Personally I wish Zillow would just get rid of the zestiment.

When push comes to shove, renters leave, regardless of the lease, but it will make it harder for you to get rid of a good tenant gone bad. 

Easy decision for me, turn it over to your attorney for eviction and get rid of them

@Faridy Nathan I think your best bet is to contact independent real estate agents that know people mostly wanting to get rid of their properties and do a flip on them, I've been looking for deals for the past 3 months in my town and there's nothing that will leave a positive cash flow, my best find lately would have left me on the same level even though I calculated to increase the rent, Mexico's real estate market is kinda hard, not saying impossible but definitely hard